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Becky Lynch is credited to be one of the top draws for the WWE in the modern era. Rising up through ranks of NXT as the Irish Lass Kicker, Becky became a marquee attraction. Lynch has not been seen on WWE television programming for a while due to an injury. Now, some fans think that she might be back for WWE Survivor Series.
Becky Lynch made her debut for the WWE in 2013. She proved to be a game changer for the women’s division alongside her 4 Horsewomen cohorts.
The Irish Lass Kicker was featured in mid-card storylines until 2018 when she slapped Charlotte Flair right across the face and everything changed. Becky then donned the persona of The Man and went on to become one of the biggest stars in the business. From winning multiple championships to main eventing WrestleMania, she did it all.
Becky further transitioned into an arrogant heel billed as Big Time Becks upon her return in 2021 from her pregnancy. Her second run proved to be major success like before.
However, Becky suffered a shoulder injury during her match with Bianca Belair at WWE SummerSlam 2021. The following night on RAW, Becky cut a promo turning face. Her promo indicated the return of her old persona of ‘The Man.’ She was then attacked by the members of Damage CTRL, writing her off WWE TV with no fixed timetable for her return.
Is Becky Lynch slated to make her return at Survivor Series?
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It was revealed that Becky Lynch’s injury could cause her to miss a few months of action. Moreover, Lynch was recently seen starring as Cyndi Lauper in the popular series ‘Young Rock’ on NBC.
This marked her debut in a major acting role. Given that The Man is still recovering from her separated shoulder injury and being busy with projects outside WWE, it can be said that Becky Lynch may not be appearing for the Big 4 pay-per-view.